Theatrical stage of the school in the village of Novosergievskaya

In the Novosergiev school No. 9 of the Krylovsky district, the overhaul of the roof on all three buildings was completed. The work was carried out within the framework of the regional project “Modernization of school education systems.”

“The work was carried out in a comprehensive manner,” notes the director of the school, Margarita Hayrapetyan. – Along with the replacement of the roof, work was organized to improve the skills of most of the teaching staff. This, in turn, will help our teachers to prepare most thoroughly for the implementation of educational programs for the updated Federal State Educational Standards of General Education.”

Among other things, as part of the project, new modern equipment was purchased for the school, and in particular the assembly hall.

“We are very pleased that our thoughts on the development of the theatrical direction at the school coincided with the tasks of the Ministry of Education on the creation of School Theaters,” Hayrapetyan says. – At present, our school has a modern equipped assembly hall. Thus, children will be able not only to develop, but also to receive additional theater education, as well as to hold high-quality school-wide, inter-school district and regional events, including in the form of networking.”

In addition to everything, after the overhaul was completed, the Center for Children’s Initiatives appeared at the school. New equipment has been purchased for it. Here the work of school student self-government, the school cell of the Russian movement of schoolchildren, a volunteer detachment, a military-patriotic club, as well as work on the implementation of the School Education Program will be carried out.

MBOU secondary school No. 9 is a small school. It has a total of 228 children and 17 teachers. But despite this, the school management is trying to keep up with the times and not forget about preserving traditions. “The school is the winner of the competition of general educational institutions that implement innovative educational programs,” emphasizes Margarita Vladimirovna. “And in 2013, the school was included in the rating of the 500 best rural schools in Russia.”

Pupils of school number 9 have something to do after school. Many organizations operate in the educational institution, including military-patriotic ones. So, for example, under the guidance of a teacher-organizer, the best students of grades 8-11 carry the Watch of Memory at Post No. 1 near the Monument to the fallen fellow countrymen during the Great Patriotic War in the village of Novosergievskaya.

According to the director, the school yard is a special pride for the management and the children. “All year round it is fragrant with flowers and evergreen vegetation, creates a mood and pleases the eye,” she summed up.

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